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Hello everyone,
I am a student of Computer Science and my team is allotted to find the solution of traveling tournament problem (TTP).
Now with a very little idea of GA, I am clueless about how to develop the algorithm, and how to work it out (how to run, platform, etc). I request everyone to help me out of possible.
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Sandeep Mewara 13-Dec-10 3:00am    
What groundwork you hae done till now?
rba9999 13-Dec-10 8:03am    
I have examined some papers based on various approaches for solving this problem. But with no background in Artificial Intelligence and non availability of any sample code, we just know what the problem is.
We ended up calculating number of permutations required for 4 teams.Apart from that, I think following things will be needed:
1.Calculate the consistency
2.feasibility of every possible solution
3.Find the cost associated with it.

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Here you have some good info on it:
http://mat.gsia.cmu.edu/TOURN/[^]

Good luck!
 
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rba9999 13-Dec-10 8:07am    
We already have this information, but the problem is there is no sample code for us to at-least examine.
E.F. Nijboer 13-Dec-10 9:40am    
But I guess that's the assignment you got? Most of the time they give you an assignment on something they googled themselves to check if it is not just as simple as downloading the answer. Also I must say that you overlook important information give up to easy. I found a java example using the data on that site in no time. Just have another look.
rba9999 13-Dec-10 15:53pm    
I wouldn't mind doing this on my own. I recently did core java certification and need to be thorough with my concepts. I feel this is for experts and professionals to solve(I am in 3rd yr engineering).
Anyway, I am searching for every guidance possible. Thank you for your help.
E.F. Nijboer 14-Dec-10 3:32am    
Well, maybe you found them, maybe you didn't. At the link I gave you, at the bottom is a non working link to an example. But when I encounter such a link I usually just paste the name of the program or file in google. Generally, good results come from this including now. Have a look at the following links:
http://www.waalewijn.com/
http://www.well.com/~xanthian/java/TravellerDoc.html

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